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Exterior photo 1 of the Jeep Avenger Electric Hatchback
- 249mi
- WLTP range
- 27 min
- Rapid charge 20-80%
- 5
- Seats
- 355L
- Boot space
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Paint
Solid paint · Included
Trim
Colours are illustrative and can differ from the real paint depending on finish, lighting and your screen. Wheel and trim choices are not shown on the image.
Range is the official WLTP laboratory figure, measured on a full charge: expect roughly 15% less in normal use and more again in cold weather. Charge time assumes a charge point that can deliver this car’s maximum rate.
Included as standard
- Heat pump
- Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
- Reversing camera
- Keyless entry
- Blind spot monitoring
- Privacy glass
- Parking sensors
- Lane keep assist
What the experts say
Independent road test by
6.9/ 10 overall · Supermini-Based SUVs
Jeep's Avenger gets an extra dose of attitude in this more capable 4xe all wheel drive guise and has had a light update. This is what the brand now thinks a proper small Jeep should aspire to be.
Jonathan Crouch · updated 28 May 2026
- Space8
- Comfort6
- Economy7
- Equipment7
- Performance7
- Handling6
- Styling8
- Build quality6
- Value7
- Insurance7
The full review
“Hill-man avenger” by Jonathan Crouch · 5 min read · updated 28 May 2026
What kind of compact cars should Jeep be producing in this new electrified era? Enthusiasts for the marque had worried that the answer to that question might be models like the Avenger, a predominantly EV-orientated small SUV targeted more at Surbiton than Snowdon. Such fans of the brand might like this particular Avenger though, the 4xe (pronounced 'four-by-e'), which really is a proper pocket off-roader. If you fondly remember Fiat's capable Panda 4x4 and want a modern day equivalent, then this could well be your car.
When this variant was first launched back in 2024, it was (as the name suggests) the first Avenger to offer 4WD, though as the 'e' in the badge suggests, it's an electric set-up with a motor on each axle, the one at the back the only driving force for the rear wheels. But the raised ride height, the 'Selec-Terrain' drive modes and the more sophisticated multi-link rear suspension all look like they've been developed with at least one eye on off piste driving.
This model was lightly updated in Spring 2026 to create the car we're going to look at here. Let's take a closer look.
Review © Car & Driving
Charging
Rapid DC · up to 100 kW
27 min
20-80% charge
0%100%Home charger · up to 7.4 kW
8 h 15
0-100% charge
0%100%
These are the maximum rates this car accepts: actual speed depends on the charge point, the battery temperature and how full the battery already is.
- ✓ CCS Type 2 connector, charge port left side rear
- ✓ Battery warranty 8 years / 100,000 miles
Detail
Full specificationBattery & charging · Range & efficiency · Performance · Dimensions · Weights & capacity · Wheels & tyres · Ownership · Other
Equipment included as standardDriver Convenience · Interior Features · Vehicle Charging · Exterior Lights · Driving Mirrors · Driver Information · Seats · Body Glass · Brakes · Communication · Exterior Body Features · Security · Engine · Safety · Heating/Cooling/Ventilation · Driver Aids · Entertainment · Carpets/Rugs · Wheels - Spare · Embellishment Trims · Wheels - Alloy · Packs
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